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Jat Clan: Malik/Gathwala
Distribution Haryana Punjab (Pakistan), Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh
Descended from: Central Asia and Europe, Mann Jats
Branches: None
Religion Hinduism, Sikhism, and Islam
Languages Haryanvi, Urdu and Punjabi
Surnames: Malik/Gathwala

Malik (Urdu: ملک) is a clan of Hindu Jat, Muslim Jat and a few Sikh Jat, found majorly in Haryana and Pakistan and parts of Punjab.The Hindu Malik Jatt are spread al over Haryana though like most jats in Haryana, they are not majorly concerned with Hinduism and are have a very jat like lifestyle. Muslim Malik Jatt community is settled all over Pakistan and Sikh mainly in the Punjab province. The Malik are also known as the Ghatwala.They have descended from Mann Jats.They have been ferocious warriors in history, earning them the name Malik(leader).The Malik jat girls and boys are well known for their beauty and good looks in Haryana.Blonde looks are typical of Maliks.

History and origin

Malik (मलिक) or Malak (मलक) or Gathwala is gotra (clan) of Jats, The Mahabharata Tribe - Malika (मलिक) They are mentioned in the Geography of Mahabharata (VI.10.65)

तदैव मरधाश चीनास तदैव दश मालिकाः कषत्रियॊपनिवेशाश च वैश्यशूद्र कुलानि च (VI.10.65) The Mahabharata Tribe - Malika (मलिक) may be identified with Jat Gotra - Malik (मलिक) They are mentioned in the Markandeya Purana as people of the Central region of India. [1] The Gathwala are now designating themselves as Maliks, which is a title.[1]

  • Their original gotra is lalsaroha. Malik is an honour symbol given to their ancestor by king.In 12th century they assembled toghether under leadership of dada balla of village bhainwal kalan[biggest village of khap] and formed a group called as gathh AND NAMED THE KHAP AS GATHWALA KHAP

Distribution

They are numerically largest clan of Jats in Haryana state. Maliks are Jats mostly found in Sonepat and Jind district in Haryana.In Muzaffarnagar district there are 52 villages of Malik's Gotra. This area is well known as GATHWALA-KHAP. They are found majorily in Haryana. There are more than 760 villages of the Malik clan in Haryana . There are also several villages of the Ghatwala Maliks in Okara District of Pakistan. Almost all them originate from Sonepat.

Villages in Sonipat district

Juan Mahra,BilBilanSersa,Anwali (ऑवली), Dabarpur,Mirja Pur Kheri, Piplikhera, Bhainswal Kalan (भैंसवाल कलां), Kutani, Khanpur Kalan, Kasandha, Ahulana, Bidhal, Tyaad, Pinana, Bhigan, Mahra (near Gohana), Jasrana, Gamri, Rawara, Rukhi, Sersa , farmana in sonepat district(a few families only,, known as naagar ke ).

Distribution in Delhi

Their main village in Delhi is Katwaria Sarai.Masoodpur

Distribution in Haryana

Saat Bas in Hissar district including village Umra, Sultanpur, Mujahadpur, Ramayan, Danderi, Depal and Mamanpura. Famous persons of this area are Mange Ram Malik (Umra), Hira Ram Malik (Mujahadpur) etc.

Villages in Panipat district Ugrakheri:-- Rohtas Malik

Rajakheri, Nimri, Rishalu, Seenk, Pathri, Nangal kheri(siwha ghaadi) buanalakhu

Villages in Jind district Nidana, Shamlo Kalan

Villages in Jhajjar district Daboda Khurd

Distribution in Uttar Pradesh

Villages in Muzaffarnagar district Goyala,Kudana, Goharpur, Adampur, Badhai, Badhai Kala Chunsa, Bhawadi, Fugana, Hisawada, Jhal, Jagaheri, Kajikhera, Khera Mastan, Kiwana, Kurawa, Moghpur, MOHAMMAD PUR RAISINGH, Muzaffarnagar Pinana, Shonjani Jattan, Karoda Hathi, Karoda Mahajan, Lakh, Lishad, Kharar, Hasanpur Kabraut butrari, barla jat, Nona, Makhmool Pur (Khaas Pur)

Villages in Meerut district Bhadaura in Meerut District,

Bhadaura village most famous don Yogesh Bhadaura,premod Bhadaura & JATIN MALIK leader of jaat gang. This village is a great village and has produced excellent professionals also. They have been working in good organization in India and abroad.

Thare are many more villages in Meerut with Malik gotra.

villages in bagpat distt. silana , chandanheri Village in Gautam Buddha Nagar (NOIDA) Parsaul

Distribution in Madhya Pradesh

Malik gotra Jats are also found in Madhya Pradesh. They are found at Bhopal, Gwalior, Villages in Ratlam district Villages in Ratlam district with population of this gotra are: Ratlam

Distribution in Rajasthan

Locations in Jaipur city Adarsh Nagar, Ganesh Colony (Khatipura), Jawahar Nagar, Mahavir Nagar I, Mansarowar Colony, Sanganer, Vaishali Nagar, Vasundhara Colony,

Villages in Alwar district Alwar,

Villages in Hanumangarh district Sangaria,

Distribution in Punjab

Sherewala (Abohar) Largest group of villages of this khap is around big.gest village BhainswalKalan in Gohana tehsil of SONEPAT District of Haryana state numbering 84villages comprising three bahras,four athgamas and three chaugamas.

In Pakistan

Found in Okara District, almost all originally from Sonepat and Rohtak. Historically, they were known as Mullas (the unfortunate ones), but this term is no longer used.

Notable persons from this gotra

Manjeet Malik s/o Sh Parkash Chand Malik (HP), Shamlo Kalan, Jind lives in Australia

  • Ch.Mahender Singh Malik,EX-DGP,Haryana from village nidana,julana,jind
  • Anil Malik - IAS Chandigarh
  • Ajay Malik - Model

Ajey Malik ,IRS Rajasthan

  • Dr. Kunwar P. Singh - Scientist & Head of the Environmental Chemistry Division, Industrial Toxicology Research Centre (ITRC), Lucknow
  • Naik Bhim Singh Malik, Sena Medal
  • V.S.Malik- Registrar General P & H High Court
  • Dariyao Singh Malik
  • Manish Malik Advocate Supreme court of India
  • H S Malik - FSO UP (3 Galantry Award Winner, meritorious service award and first in muzzaffarnagar distt to win galantry award)
  • Rahul Malik - NSUI Distt. president
  • Dr. Rajkumar Malik - Enterprenuer in USA from Muzaffarnagar, U.P
  • H S Malik - IAS Haryana
  • Yogesh Malik, IFS Delhi
  • M R Malik - IPS Gurgaon
  • Yudhvir Singh Malik - IAS Chandigarh
  • G S Malik - IPS Gujarat 1993
  • Amit Malik - IFS, Kerala, 1992
  • Shashi Malik, 5-7-1964, IFS Madhya Pradesh, 1993
  • P.K. Malik, 22-4-1964, IFS, Orissa, 1991
  • V.S. Malik, IFS, Tamil Nadu,1991
  • Dharmvir Malik - Educationist[3]
  • M NIVAS MALIK from panipatbody building mr north India and gold in under universities in all India
  • Dr.Arushi A. Malik ,IAS Rajasthan (Holder of Guinness World record for maximum trees planted)
  • Anil Malik, Manager Quality, Volkswagen India (Bhainswal Kalan, Sonepat)
  • Pankaj Malik, Head Vendor Development, Krishna Group (Bhainswal Kalan, Sonepat)
  • RK Malik Vill. Lalheri (Sonepat) Ex Indian Air Force , Gen. Secratory, National Ex Serviceman Co-ordination Committee (Haryana)
  • Dr. Veer Singh Malik M.B.B.S, M.D MEDICINE JEET HOSPITAL GOHANA
  • ASHOK MALIK MADINA SECRETORY GATHWALA KHAP
  • Pirthee Singh Malik Sultanpur Hansi Pardhan gathwala khap
  • Anil Malik sarpanch pardhan ahulana bahra[ahulana,madina,chhichhrana.m.kheri,mahra,bhainswan.rukhi.puthi,thaska,s.majra.bali.rabhran

]*MukeSH Malik sarpanch *PARDHAN Bhainswal bahra--[bhaiswal mithan.bhains bawla.tihar.bidhal.pinana.pinana majra bohla. dodwa anwali.rewara.bilbilan.jasrana]

  • Ashok malik sarpanch pardhan khanpur bahra[khanpur,gamri,kasanda kasandi,sargthal,nayat,kakana,mehmoodpur,ramgarh,tewri sardhana]

References

  1. ^ Bhim Singh Dahiya, Jats the Ancient Rulers ( A clan study), 1980, Sterling Publishers New Delhi , p. 286
  • 247-LVII, 33
  • Bhim Singh Dahiya, Jats the Ancient Rulers ( A clan study), 1980, Sterling Publishers New Delhi , p. 286
  • Dr Mahendra Singh Arya, Dharmpal Singh Dudee, Kishan Singh Faujdar & Vijendra Singh Narwar: Ādhunik Jat Itihasa (The modern history of Jats), Agra 1998, p. 312
  • The original text of this article was taken from http://www.jatland.com/home/Bains, which is licensed under the GFDL.

See also

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